Alexander Worley, left, will be Valedictorian, and Tye Pippenger, right, will be Salutatorian of the Eufaula High School Class of 2021.

Traffic leaving U.S. Highway 69 at the SH9 exit ran into a traffic jam around 7 a.m. several days last week, until the Oklahoma Department of Transportation set up temporary stop lights at the interse...

Mayor files for re-election Incumbent Mayor James Duty has had a change of heart and has decided he will run for re-election. Duty, who has served on the City Council for 12 years, filed for the Ward ...

Ines Kelley, 101, Custer Mary Factory, 102, Pittsburg Lucille Croninger, 101, Pittsburg Kathleen Sodowsky, 102, Oklahoma Wayne Neal, 101, Rogers Dorothy Johnson, 102, Pittsburg Helen Robinson, 101, Tu...

Pastor Jeremy Little invites and welcomes you to join us at Lake Eufaula Christian Church. The study of our 2021 series begins with the study of Habakkuk: Seeking Answers in Dark Times. Sunday’s lesso...

On January 28,1791 – Alexander Hamilton provides plans for dollar currency and US Mint. 1858 – John Brown organized a plan to raid the Arsenal at Harper’s Ferry. 1878 – The 1st telephone exchange was ...

Many Canadian Valley Electric Coop members/ owners are protesting a proposed rate increase. Members must file a complaint in opposition to the increase by March 5. Gail Jackson, an opponent of the inc...

Deep Fork Community Action Foundation, Inc. is holding an election for a Low-Income Representative for McIntosh County. The election will be held from 10 am – Noon on Thursday February 11 at Under One...

“Follow me and I will make you fish for people,” Jesus says as he walks along the Sea of Galilee, choosing ordinary fishermen to be his closest, most trusted disciples to carry on his mission after he...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Mike Hunter has filed first degree murder and drug distribution charges on an alleged drug dealer and is continuing an investigation into the supply chain. According t...

Coronavirus watch – Tuesday, Jan. 19 The State Health Department released the following COVID-19 numbers on Tuesday, January 19. According to the Department’s figures the total number of positive case...

District Judge Mike Hogan has given both sides in a dispute over the form of government that should run the city until Friday, Jan. 29, to file briefs stating their positions in the case. Hogan will b...

The quail research project is beginning to wrap up. Quail trapping continued through Dec. 12, with the last GPS transmitter being deployed on Beaver River Wildlife Management Area. During the first 10...

OKLAHOMA CITY - Students, teachers and staff can now report threats in Oklahoma schools via text message. Through a partnership between the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) and the Oklah,...

STILLWATER – A team of Love County 4-H’ers demonstrated their knowledge and earned a reserve champion title from the recent National FCS Skillathon. Taryn Blankenship, Camdyn Cook, Keona Ellis and Gra...

Misdemeanor Cases Oscar Lee Davis: possession of CDS Mary Ann Galloway: threaten to perform an act of violence Jaccob Carl Lusk: reckless conduct with firearm Sean Deval Warrior: obstructing officer C...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) continues to report a decline in continued unemployment claims with the continued claims four-week moving average dropping for the 29...

Oklahoma landowners have until Feb. 12 to sign up in the USDA’s Farm Service Agency Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). And as part of the CRP signup, landowners may choose to enroll in the State Acre...

(Dr. James Finck is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha. His column routinely appears in the Indian Journal) It was a dark day on Jan. 6 as...

Oklahoma Air National Guard WASHINGTON D.C. - Two Oklahoma Army National Guard Citizen-Soldiers are serving together in our Nation’s Capitol as both figurative and literal “brothers in arms.” Sgt. Kad...